If u and o denote the mean and standard deviation of a population, then the standard...

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If u and o denote the mean and standard deviation of a population, then the standard normal distribution is better described as (select the correct option from the list of options given below): (a) f(x: A, B) = (d) f(x: μ, o) = B-A .0 1 (b) f(x:μ,0)=√√e-(x-μ)² / 20² o) е (c) f(z: 0,1)= 2π 1 2 1 --Z e 2 σχυ2π A≤x≤B Otherwise e 2-zz|ln(x)-μ1² -∞0 < x If u and o denote the mean and standard deviation of a population, then the standard normal distribution is better described as (select the correct option from the list of options given below): (a) f(x: A, B) = (d) f(x: μ, o) = B-A .0 1 (b) f(x:μ,0)=√√e-(x-μ)² / 20² o) е (c) f(z: 0,1)= 2π 1 2 1 --Z e 2 σχυ2π A≤x≤B Otherwise e 2-zz|ln(x)-μ1² -∞0 < x

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